Cadency
Cadency is the first piece of fiction we’ve been lucky enough to run by our friend Laura McPhee-Browne. She’s such a huge talent and…
Helen
Helen is the last in our series of short pieces by Ella Mittas on gossip. We’ve been so lucky to be able to publish…
Weekend Reading Part 5
For some parts of Australia it’s a long weekend, so it’s the perfect time to curl up, settle down and pump your brain full…
When Tony Abbot Called Himself A Feminist
Yesterday Tony Abbott stood up at the International Women’s day breakfast and proudly announced that his cluster of gentle daughters made him a feminist….
Sinead’s Sunday
Sinead Stubbins’ writing is everywhere at the moment, which is awesome because she is the only person we know who can elevate burger talk…
Pussy
In this new column we’ve asked our friends to unpack their relationships with the words that cause so many of us to become unstuck,…
Company of Strangers’ Sara Munro Choses Ethics And Style
After working for six years as a design assistant at NOM*d, Sara Aspinall (now Munro) created her own label called Company of Strangers. I…
Sexism and New Zealand Music’s Boys Club
The music scene, particularly its more alternative elements, often claims to be a progressive force that tramples sex and gender underfoot. Despite this, female…
Mel’s Sunday
Mel Tan is one of the editors of the intimidatingly well organised and curated music blog Who The Hell, she’s also the girl who…
Realistic Sex Fantasies
I’m a realist. I can’t help it. In fact I treasure it. I’m proud of the way I look at a beautiful sunset and…